What the Project Is About
This project operates within the Publishing – newspapers & magazines industry, focusing on delivering independent media content that spans digital and traditional newspaper formats. It’s all about media and news publishing, providing readers with insightful stories and critical perspectives on current events and social issues. With a B Corp score of 100.9, it stands out as a responsible and impactful player in the media landscape, committed to quality journalism and ethical practices.
Main Benefits of the Project
Here are some key figures and facts that highlight the project’s strengths and impact:
- B Corp score: 100.9, reflecting strong social and environmental performance
- Focus on independent media, ensuring unbiased and diverse news coverage
- Combines digital and traditional newspaper publishing to reach a broad audience
- Emphasizes media transparency and accountability in news reporting
- Engages with pressing social topics, from intersex rights to environmental justice
Highlighting Social Issues Through Media
The project shines a light on important social campaigns, like the intersex activists fighting to limit surgery on children. Stories such as ‘I don’t want anyone to suffer like I did’ bring personal voices to the forefront, making complex issues accessible and relatable. This approach not only informs but also empowers readers to understand and engage with human rights topics.
Addressing Tech Giants and Data Laws
Another critical angle covered is the influence of tech giants in Europe. The project critiques how the EU has allowed these companies to run riot, warning that diluting data laws will only entrench their power further. By tackling such topics, the media outlet holds powerful entities accountable and sparks conversations about digital privacy and regulation.
Exploring Culture and Lifestyle
Beyond hard-hitting news, the project also dives into cultural trends and lifestyle stories. For example, it explores the viral comeback of jelly desserts on Instagram and TikTok, questioning why they sometimes flop despite looking so good. It also celebrates female empowerment in sports, like Claudia Rizzo’s role in Italian football, and shares unique personal experiences, such as overcoming self-doubt through communal showers. These stories add a human touch and variety to the publication.
Project Impact on Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs)
- SDG 3: Good Health and Well-being – by raising awareness on health-related social issues
- SDG 5: Gender Equality – through stories promoting women’s rights and empowerment
- SDG 10: Reduced Inequalities – by highlighting marginalized voices and injustices
- SDG 12: Responsible Consumption and Production – through ethical media practices
- SDG 16: Peace, Justice, and Strong Institutions – by fostering transparency and accountability in media
Covering Global Environmental and Human Rights Concerns
The project doesn’t shy away from global challenges either. It reports on how fossil fuel projects threaten the health of 2 billion people worldwide, exposing deep-rooted injustices tied to the locations of wells and pipelines. It also shares harrowing accounts from families of foreigners on Saudi Arabia’s death row, revealing the human cost behind political and legal systems. These stories emphasize the project’s commitment to impactful journalism that matters.
